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Earn $15,000 month Overnight YouTube Automation For Beginner
What Is YouTube Automation?
There’s no refuting the fact that more than ever, people are drawn to the idea of earning passive income. Whether it’s staking cryptocurrency, investing in dividend producing stocks or trade with AI BOTS, if people can make a buck by doing absolutely nothing then they’re all ears. In fact, I believe this is why so many people (maybe even yourself) are interested in YouTube Automation.
Now, the fact that the word “Automation” is tied to running YouTube channels does imply that this means of making money would be rather hands off – and it can be.
However, there’s also one statement that needs to be made before we move forward.
YouTube Automation is not a totally hands off passive income business nor will it have you earning $15,000/month overnight.
I know you see people online driving $100,000 cars, flying on private jets, and eating $1,000 dinners and attributing all of their success to their fully automated YouTube channels.
Well, as someone who’s been running these types of channels for 5+ years I want to set some more realistic expectations. In my experience, the difference between your expectations and reality is what causes disgruntlement. Disgruntlement leads to quitting.
In other words, the goal of running an automated YouTube channel is to create a system where you can produce profitable content while being in full control of the amount of time you commit to the business (yes, YouTube Automation is a business).
Niche Mastery
Succeeding with YouTube Automation is a marathon, not a sprint. To run a marathon successfully, you need good shoes. Good shoes will impact how fast and far you go. On YouTube, your shoes are your niche and picking the right one will have massive implications on how quickly you can grow and monetize your channel.
What Is A Niche?
As a beginner, you likely believe the following. If you make videos about money, you’re in the finance niche. If you post videos about working out then you’re in the fitness niche However, after growing multiple channels and making a fulltime income on YouTube, I’ve come to realize what a niche truly is. Unlocking a more advanced understanding is the key to faster growth and the ability to monetize to a greater extent. So, what is a niche? A niche is defined as:
A niche is defined as a specialized segment of the market for a particular kind of product or service, targeting a specific audience with distinct needs or preferences. By focusing on a niche, businesses can effectively cater to a small, well-defined customer base, often leading to higher loyalty and reduced competition.
This is a basic definition. A niche is so much more than the specific market in which your YouTube channel exists.
Today, I will not delve too deeply into the topic of niche. Because our subject is entirely different. However, we can address this topic in more depth in the near future.
List of Profitable Niches Here’s a list of niches that you can use to get your YouTube Automation journey started:
Growth Essentials
On YouTube, there are two types of creators. The first are those that spend weeks, months or even years spinning their wheels trying to figure out how to grow their channels. These creators very often quit YouTube never realizing their fullest potential.
Then there are those that learn and implement only the most effective growth strategies. These creators grow a loyal audience, gain massive influence and have the ability to generate a full-time income from the channels that they run.
Video Creation Sequence
Believe it or not, most creators don’t know how to make a YouTube video. I don’t mean they lack the understanding of what components are required to make a video. What I mean is that they approach the video production process in the wrong sequence and instantly reduce their chances of having their videos perform at the levels required to experience exponential growth and success. Fortunately, you’re not going to make this mistake.
Here’s the sequence of events the average Youtuber takes to make a video:
This seems logical, right?
First you decide what the video is going to be about. Then you produce the video (yourself or by outsourcing) and create the marketing for it (title and thumbnail), upload it and hit publish.
The problem with this sequence of events is that it does come across as the most logical way of making a video. But is it the optimal way? No.
As you’re going to learn, the crafting of enticing titles and thumbnails is critical to your channel’s success. However, the commonly followed sequence shown above leaves these important elements until the end.
This causes many creators to spend time and money creating videos in which there are no suitable titles or thumbnails. Don’t make this mistake. Follow this sequence instead:
Video Strategy
Succeeding on YouTube is the result of making the right videos and you do this by employing the video trifecta: Cracks, Search and Trending videos.
Simply put, crack videos are videos (released in the last year) that have achieved viewer reach beyond the creator’s core audience. See an example of a crack below:
What does this mean for you? It means that if you can recreate these crack videos for your own channel, you can tap into these underserved audiences and use them to grow on the platform. Here’s how you find crack videos to emulate.
Step 1: Search for niche relevant keywords
Step 2: Review results for high performing videos Note: To make this step easier, download VIDIQ. VIDIQ displays the subscriber count of channels in the search results to make comparing views to subscribers more efficient (see subscriber count in crack example above).
Step 3: Compare video views to creators’ subscriber count
Step 4: Identify crack videos (less than one year old)
Step 5: Study crack video’s title, thumbnail, content for ideas Step 6: Create video emulating best aspects of the model crack video
There are many factors here as well. I must emphasize again that in this article, we will primarily focus on automating YouTube videos.
$5,000/Month Roadmap
Scaling a channel to $5,000 a month as fast as possible requires you to combine traffic (views) and offers (products and services).
For most channels, achieving an income of $5,000 a month requires 100,000 monthly views. This is your view target.
Achieving your view target will require consistent publishing of search, crack and trending content. On top of that you will need to ensure you are using highly clickable thumbnails and intriguing titles. Generally speaking, the more videos you produce, the faster you will reach your view target. These views form the basis of your $5,000 a month income. At 100,000 monthly views and a $10 RPM (revenue per mille or 1,000 views) you’ll be earning $1,000 a month strictly through ad revenue.
Next turn your focus to the sale of services. For automated, faceless channels, services are most often rendered through promotional brand deals.
When your 100,000 monthly view target is achieved, you should have a plethora of brands now wanting to work with you. Aim to secure one high quality brand deal with a reputable company for $500 (or more) per month. This brings your income to a total of $1,500 a month.
Next, add in product sales. Low-ticket products (<$100) offer automated, faceless channels another lucrative way to monetize because they can solve viewers problems without requiring a ton of personal connection to close the sale.
Here’s an example of the power of selling low-ticket products on your channel.
Assuming you sell a product for $50 and average 100,000 monthly views, you’d only have to convert 0.05% of viewers into buyers to earn $2,500 a month. With the 3A approach shared earlier in this chapter this should be more than doable.
When ad revenue, brand deals and product sales are combined your total monthly income will now amount to $4,000.
Your $5,000 roadmap is completed with the addition of affiliate marketing offers.
Promoting an offer that pays you $10 per signup only requires you to convert 0.1% of viewers into customers. This earns you the final $1,000 you need to generate $5,000 in monthly income from your channel.
Following this roadmap is highly recommended for two main reasons.
The first reason is that implementing these monetization strategies come with very little incremental cost beyond what you would normally incur as part of your video creation process.
The only selling-relating costs include the hosting of your product and the time spent setting up these offers in the first place.
The second reason is that this monetization strategy scales in parallel with your view count. As you keep producing more videos and building a higher monthly view baseline, your income will increase along with it. Now all you have to do is progress through the roadmap on route to your new and improved financial life!
How To Double Your Views and Income
The only way to describe the strategies you will learn in this chapter are: Powerful. When applied, they can dramatically increase your views and income and should be employed throughout your YouTube journey.
Doubling Your Views
Doubling your channel’s views requires optimizing your channel’s watch time, clickthrough rates and positioning on the platform. You can achieve all three using the following strategies.
Duplication: On YouTube, you don’t have to reinvent the wheel. Find what works and do more of it. One of the best uses of this principle is in your thumbnails. A strategy that many large creators use is the recycling of high performing thumbnails. Here are some examples:
Re-using high performing thumbnails and titles allows you to leverage your knowledge of what your audience has found to be click-worthy in the past. While you can’t simply use the same title and thumbnail combination in every video, there’s nothing wrong with relying on this strategy from time to time.
Doubling Your Income
Doubling your views is cool but doubling your income is even better. Here are three ways to pad your bank account with even more money.
Translation: YouTube is a global platform. While you’re likely going to be producing content in English there’s a whole other demographic that you could be tapping into which can exponentially increase your ability to monetize your content.
To serve this market and increase your channel’s income you can consider translating your content into other languages.
Here’s how you would go about doing this.
First, translate your script using free translation tools such as Google Translate. You may be questioning how accurate these translations will be when using translation tools. Don’t worry, we have a way around this. Once you have the translated script, hire a voiceover artist (preferably on Upwork) who can produce voiceovers in your intended language (e.g. French, Spanish etc.). Your voiceover artist will not only produce your voiceover but will also correct any disfluencies that are the result of using a translation software.
Once the voiceover is complete, ask your editor to apply the voiceover to the same footage used in the English version of that video.
Then create your videos titles and thumbnails using Google Translate emulating the English version. Once done, upload the video to YouTube. Keep in mind that translating your videos will incur some extra costs.
The cost of a new voiceover will be incurred in full. The cost of editing should come in at a fraction of your normal editing fee given that the translated video is leveraging the work already done when producing the English version. If your editor has trouble editing in a foreign language, advise them to have both the English and translated scripts open as part of their workflow. This will allow them to reference the English script when following the foreign text. How do you monetize your translated channel? Good question. The monetization methods most commonly employed on translated channels are ad revenue and affiliate offers. Why is that?
Building products and coordinating brand deals can be difficult when operating in a foreign language. It’s for this reason that these two methods are rarely included in a translated channel’s monetization strategy. Does the exclusion of some monetization methods mean the channel can’t be profitably run? Not at all. The income generated from ad revenue and affiliates will more than exceed the cost of the new voiceovers and extra editing required. This leaves you with the difference in profits to enjoy.
Blog Posts: Another way to increase your income is to turn your scripts into blog posts. While you can post your scripts on your own personal blog there is an easier option that you can leverage to maximize the income you earn from your content. The writing platform Medium allows you to join their Partner Program for a monthly fee. When enrolled in the program, you can earn money from your writing in two ways. The first way to earn comes from paid members reading your content. As a writer, you earn a portion of their monthly subscription fee based on how long they read your content as a proportion of their total reading time for the month. For example, if 10% of their reading time was spent on your content, you earn 10% of their monthly subscription.
The second way to make money is to convert readers into paying Medium members. Think of this second method as being similar to an affiliate program.
As per Medium’s website:
“For every new reader that you convert to a paying Medium member, you’ll receive half of that new reader’s membership fee, net of standard payment processor fees. Referral earnings are recurring as long as the reader’s membership plan remains active.” Given you are likely producing numerous videos per month, this means you will have numerous scripts at your disposal that you can convert into blog posts. The best part is that there’s little modifications required to turn a script into a blog post, especially if you’re creating in more information rich niches like fitness, finance or selfimprovement. For a subscription fee of $5 a month, joining the Medium Partner Program and posting your scripts on the platform can easily earn you hundreds to thousands of extra dollars a month.
YouTube Shorts: Shorts are by far the best way to repurpose content directly on YouTube. Not only does producing Shorts allow you to make more money but it will also expedite your channel’s growth at the same time. Given that you’re already producing longer-form content, paying your editor a bit extra to chop up your long-form content while they’re in the process of finalizing the longform version is a great way to maximize the video’s income potential. As we talked about earlier, YouTube Shorts are going to be able to earn ad revenue at a percentage share of 45%. As this form of content becomes more popular on the platform, don’t be surprised to see brand deals and affiliate offers being incorporated into this style of content. As a Shorts creator, this only further increases your income potential.
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